I also had the clear finish, Amazon purchased screen protector. Worked perfectly. I also have one in my 2020 Tiguan with the same infotainment. 100% worth it. Just get any tempered glass screen protector that's designed for your car, they are basically all the same.
I've seen this thread here for a few days now waiting to see if someone was going to reply. Here's the deal.
@Kevinkolc - You aren't an established member of the forum, meaning you don't have a history here. You also haven't provided anything in your initial post that would give any level of...
My feelings and experience echo this. Though, I have seem people oversaturate K&N filters to the point that they drip onto the ground underneath the car. You can prevent this by using the aerosol version and just spray a light dusting onto the filter rather than the stuff in the bottle. But...
It's been said many times on this forum, but the factory airbox works really well. It draws fresh cold air in from the grille and flows about as well as most aftermarket options. There really isn't a need to replace the system or filter. Most people just do it to get a little extra noise.
Yeah, I'd also like to know what other options are available other than similar drop in oil based high flow filters from less recognizable brands.
Even the complete airbox / CAI options use a similar filter. I've had a K&N air filter in every single one of my cars for the past 20 years and...
Yeah, I can have the fronts off in like 30 mins aside from set up time (raising car, getting tools prepared, remove wheels, etc.). I just take off the three LCA nuts and bust the axle bolt free. The entire assembly comes out in one piece. WAY easier, if you ask me. Just need to make sure you've...
I wouldn't have been as patient as you. Would have reported to my credit card company and let them handle it. They would have credited my money the same day.
I've been thinking about this thread from time to time. Felt really bad that you went through this. I know how laborsome suspension work...
My MK7.5 was the most reliable car I've ever owned, and I drove it good.
I had one thing happen - water pump housing, which is a known thing that VW gladly replaced for free.
The parts schematics for VWs have always been a little confusing. Each of the "aftermarket" OEM parts distributors use the same diagrams, but the parts are broken down oddly.
Many times I'll find parts on the diagram as part of a complete system with no number or information, only to find them...
Does it need to be? I mean, that’s like asking the same question for any aftermarket part.
I’m not saying that safety isn’t paramount, but the Stealth Hitch mounts up to the factory location with a pretty hefty square steel bar attached to it. And those welds look pretty good. For all we know...